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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04
Ii Blaine is Doing,

LELEaNr
A cable from Bridge of Earn says:
The fact that publicity has been given
at home to the social mistakes Mr.
Carnegie made at Edinburg and King
horn is worrying him infinitely worse
than the loss of one of his millions. II
Mr.. Blaine shares the annoyance, he
does not show it. Whatever his faults
and weaknesses, he sustains state
dignity on all occasions, nori s it stueied
You would never expect to see him
naturally tuning and bouncing about in
MIR. Oarnegie's riaicnlously honest way.
Mr.. Blaine is always exteriorly cool,
though his Sin ards" boil. He is pretty
we'll Injured to newspaper notoriety--
takes the good with indifference and the
bad without o grimace. Under the
present high-pressure secresy OF the
mansion, nothing a be positively said
of MIR, Blaine's intended movements
save that he will eventually GO
to Ireland and that some OF
these fine mornings he will
atart for the TroHsachs. Cortland ParI-
mer, who has partly recovered from his
illness, wen to Fares near I~verness
yesterday afternoon with his family. .
Inc blalnes LOOK 9 morning drive at the
Kiigraston Break and in the afternoon
the entire consignment of guests made
a short trip with the tally-ho. The
weather continues ~unfavorable to out-
door pleasures. Mr.. Blaine is usually
seen alongside the driver, in small
vehicles, or in the first top seat in the
four-in-hacd, breathing the invigoratina
breeze. He is really deriving great
benefit from the fine air and waters here,
and anticipates ever greater improve.
ment OF health to result from his high
land experience. Chsuncey MI DepeW
| will be the next, distinguished arriva
at Kilgraston if the hopes OF Mr.. Car
negie are realized, and Mr.. Blaine il
rather anxious to meet him before start
ing northward. Congressman Pat Col
Inns. of Boston, is in ireland. but intends
crossing to Scotland instead of England
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

GROUP, Whooping COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by DIR. Yanderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

sHILoH'S vITALIZER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle. Sold by
DIR, Vanderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04
The width Ola Tornado's Path.

sNhELLaU
sThe instability OF the Atmosphere
by N. 8. Hhaier, in Soribner's Magazine
for Auguat: Fortunately the paths oil
tornadoes are ordinarily very narrow
the wildcat have o diameter of less than
two miles; the naErowest Of only forty
feet. In most cases the tornado is seri.
ously destructive over o width not ex.
ceeding 500 feet. The leniGth of the tor
nado's path across the country does not
COMMONLY exceed thirty miles, and II
generally traverses the distance in about
an hour. When the upward corkscrsw
motion Of the outer part OF the
spiral and the swifter 4prnsh
q thN air through the center
shaft have drained away the most
OF the warm air which gave birth to tbs
.motioH. the toTnado dies away. The
equilibrium Ok the sir-masses is for q
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

time restored, the heavier air has fallen
down upon the surface, and the warm
air, spreading laterally as 1t attains the
level to which it tends. N into Il
n state of qniet. Assuming the Width of
the destruction brought about by the
storm as 800 feet, and the length of its
journey at thirty miles, we find that the
area of It's devastation amounts to about
two thousand acres, or 70 a square area
about two miles On a side. Over tGis
area the destruction Is ordinarily more
complete thar that which occurs in the
most severe earthquakes,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04
They All Dot.

Omaha man-What is the population
OF your town?
Boom city man-Five Thousand.
We'll, welt; that's wonderful. ANY
fine business blocks yet?
mo, we amt got that far. We live
in tents, mostly"
IT shouldn't think the women would
like that"
"No ONE there yet. We have ten
big tents and sleep Ebout 100 rem to a
TENT
''That only makes a thousand
"Yes, that's 30; one thousand men.
But In estimating q population it is al
ways necessary to multiply the number
of men by iye."-Omaha World.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04
Buckiels's Arntca safye.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain
Oorns, and all Skin Eruptiona, and pos
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price rs cents per boz.
Eor Sale by the Excelsior Drug Store OF
Pnrdy. d Brecht
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

Hugo IIas.kerl's Testimony.

Hugo nasskerl,s Testimony.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga:
Gentlemen-For two years L had q severe case OF
eczema. used tar soaps, sulphur soaps, and various
other remedies, and was prescribed for by numbers
OF physicians, but found no relief. At last 1 deter
mined to try the g. 8. 8. remedy, and seven or eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved me, and you car
use this certificate In any manner you wish.
HUGO HAHsKERI,
New York, May 8. 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TEE awTT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

rha rheatricnl profe.sion,

Merit will win and receive public recognition and
praiso. Facts, which are the outcome Of general ex-
perience, growing through years OF critical and
practical test, become as rooted and fnimovable as
lac rock of Gibraltar lii public opinion, and hence
forth need no further guarantee rs 20 their genu.
ineness. The indisputable fact that Swift's SPECIFIC
immoyable Gibraltar rock facts of which we have
spoken, and every days experience roots this con-
vlctsou deeper and deeper In public opinion. Every
class % our people IN Amsrlca and IN Europe,
medical profession, have borne voluntary testi-
mony TO the remarkable virtues of 6. 8. g.. apd
its fnfellt5le efficacy in curing all diseases of tho
sands, and open to the inspection of ALI Now come.
unsolicited, two distinguished members OF the theat.
rical profession. who gratefully testify tothe WONDER
viduai cases. Their testImoniais are herewith sub
them speat ri tthsmseiyes. The lady is 8 member er
the the famous ,Sr,oss, Th b r. Theatre hss.as,s Company Or p NsyEY Ssr..
many, and OF Mcvickerss Stock Company, of Chicago.
The. geutleInan Ia. q well known member of the New
York Thalia Theatre Company. Both are well known
Charlotte Randow's Testimony. 2
Ess- NEW YoaK. May 5, 1887.
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Gen-tlemen-Having been. annoyed with pimples.
sruptions and ronshness Of the skin. from bad con-
leading preparation of sarsaparilla and other adyer-
ttaed remedies to no effect. Then / consulted q prom
tnent physiclan, and from his treatment. received
edy for the blood, and Ave or SIX packages, by q
th0ropgh eradication. OF my trouble and restoring
am9otiInsss 20 my skin, have made me happy, and
1 cheerfuly give you this testimonial for such use
and publicity as you wish to make oft
CHARLOTTE RANDOM,
12 Bowerys near Canal Street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitiaizer
Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by DR..
Vanderhule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-04

Correspondents Chemical National BANK,
New York. Commercial National Bank. Obi
cago. Illinois.
eEr-SelI Exchange on al tbs principal oities
81. Enrops. Ev-Couecsiona receive prompt
attention,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
Efnsa

Tbs Buckeye FIGURING Mil, In Ports.
mouth, osio. was butnad on Tuesday
NIGHT. The east wall OF the buildips q
fell, killing III. IL. Anisrson, tho ow psr'
and William 5ltansop. = trsman. -Four
other persons we're danaerously iniuy.
ed.
A Ire In Montgomery, Alabams, early
Wednesday morninc, destroyed the
wholesale arocnries ui 1rtil Brothers &;
%, Hobbie & Tesxne ard Warren x:
Go and building containing Tatum 4
soda water factory aud Ssble's leath or
and fur depot. The total loss is est,na.
trd al over s250, ,0co; partially insured
A fire a. Fort Rfward. Ontario, on
Tusfday night, destroi ed 80 0o0 ions OF
roal belongins 70 the Grand Trunk
Railroad.
A four story brick baUdirg, on Me.
chanic street. Hartford, Oonnecticu.,
was burned Wednesday. 1t vas occl.
pied by E. Il Judd, Eagle Eyelst Com.
pany, Bonsilate Bora Compan and
o,hars. LosI, S25. 600; covered by In.
suranCs.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
AEortuna,s Preacher.

Rev. John O. Thompson, Of Philadei.
pitts, preached In tho Presbyterian
church at smyrnA on Sunday last.
THIS fast lead 10 tho publication In the
Sm yrnA Times Of short sketch OF his
LAHORE, showing thai they have been
highly appreciated In ~ least oue cass.
HIS hrst charge on entering into the
ministry wss 10 Smyrna. In 1884 he
accepted cAll to church in Potts.
Vile. Pa. Nine yesrs ago he became
tho pastor sf the Flrst presby terian
church In Southwark, Philadelphia; 10
1880 no was inviIed to take charge of q
mission whioh has developed into the
South Broad Street P.esbvterian
church, With mem bership OF $40, and
y Sunday school with s58 pupi 9 and
teachers.
Shortly after taking charge OF this
mission of only = handful Of people he
Gas invited one day - preach IN the
Rav. DR.. BoaTimnn's chn'ch. A gen.
tleman and lady on the retirement OF
the congregation waited TO speak 10
him anu inquired his address. The
next day he received q u0.s from the
lady thanking bim for the sermon and
enclosing q CHECK for so. In o Sunday
or two they rode out TO attend the ser
vices at the mission and soon ideut ed
themselves with It, The husband, who
had not been religious man, going TO
church appzrentiy more 10 accommo'
date his wife than anything else, be-
oAme . subject Of converting grace and
also o mem ber with hts wife.
Not = great while after he took sick
and died, followed two years ago by the
death Of the wife, leaving Mr.. Thomp.
SOD, by q provision ~ her will, the neat
ltttlo sum OF Sl6, 900, or including the
several gifts since they first cav him
about $50 90. IL was doubtless her re.
ward for fsithful services, but whatever
IL wsr. the recipient oSnnot hut feel that
after q quar.e. Of a century In declaring
the "unsesr lhable riches OF the gospel"
hs IL well prepared for the "rainy days
| that may come In tho failing time OF
advancing age.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
rna halfway murder Mystery

NEWARK, n. j., Dec, 7,-gt,.l an
other cius 10 the hallway murder nys.
tery has besn Gisoovered, Tfis time 4
Ia bundle OF bloody clothes foaI6 on
Bakers Roil MCun;a.n, about four
miles from lae spot where the body Of
the unknoEn giil WAS discovered. Thf
clothes had evidently been Aidden away
many months ago They are now IN
the possession OF farmer Isasc Law.
renee, who lives near 81 esttieid, Union
County. AS the mater 10 within tue
jurisdiction ug the Union County Off
clals, Prosecutor Wilson will probably
be asked to take hand In maEiDg the
IL yestig cation.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
w. h. SHARP u uQ.

in finely assorted tans,
browns and states, nicely
embroidered backs, which
we have reduced from $3.50
to $1.25.
A small lot of children's
Black Hose, all we have, re
duced to l2i cents per pair
Bustles OF all kinds--easy'
to sit down bustles, easy.to-
stand-up bustles, steel
springs, wire springs, spiral
springs; everything worth
having-25, 80, "A, so cents,
Even to a hustle for dol.
lies, which is the worst we
ever saw; Is cents. Jeffer.
sonian simplicity with a ven
geancel
Our Seal Cloth Gar
ments are more popular
this season than ever. We
give you better value in
them than ever-improved
material, improved work
manship. Seal Cloth Wraps
the same. SIT, S25, $50,
$35, S45.
Ladies and Misses Long
Garments, Newmarkets and
Raglans.
Ladies' and Misses Short
Goats and Jackets, S. up to
$40. ....
Chlldren's Goats in New
markets and Gretchen, S3.75
up. 49,.
Lace Curtains from 81 up
to Sos.
Turcoman Curtains 50 so
up to SIoo.
Rugs. ..-
Reduced Carpets.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streetA
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
FOURTH EDITION
Congress

In the u. 8 Senate, on Wednesday, a
letter was received IRON the Secretary cf
the frterior saying that an appropriation
of 81, ,ig5 is required TO comp etc the
publication Of the final report on the cen
sus OF 1850 A resolution offered by Mr.
Plumb was adopted asking the Commits.
sioner OF Agriculture whether any person
In the employment of his department ex
perimeutinR on the manufacture OF sugar
from sorghum had obtained or applied
for patent or p ,tents connected with
such manufacture and growing oct of
such experiments. Mr. Fsrweil asked
leave TO introduce bi | to perpetuate the
national banking system, but Mr. Cuilom
pressed resolution he had offered TO ad
journ, aging that the rule was when bills
are introduced before committees are ap
pointed TO have such bills laid on the
table, and that created unnecessary work.
The resolution 10 adjourn was agreed to.
The clerks OF the committees on ap.
preparation OF the two houses OF Congress
have prepared a tabular state ment show
ing that the net Increase In estimates for
the next fiscal year over those submitted
for the current year is IS ls7 1887 -. The
net increase over the appropriations for
the current year is S23, 1887 ,o02.75 The
tota Of esiimat for the next year is
1854, ,09i ,527 So The estimated revenues
for 1889 are $449 tG3.7S4 30
\ telegram from Washington says It Is
stated on what is considered good au
thor!ty that the craftsmanship OF the
Ways and Means Committee has been
ter dered TO MIR. Scott, OF Pennsylvania.
II is stated that tor the first time since
the reconstruction of tho Southern States
there Is not u single colored man in the
House OF Repre-. ntative In Washington.
There Is also an absence OF colored mes
sengcrs and other attendants. "They
have been swep' odt OF every place but
the barber shop and dining room.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
some KRsh Conduct

On Tuesday evening son OF bill poster
JacAfHn was sent to the KirAwood House
by tpavocr for some keys. On his ar
riyh yputg Jackson was seized by A j.
We.sl the clerk aud thrown into a quite r
and 'fod upon Welsh then went TO the
opposite s.de of the street and spoke To
st me aeqnaintancea, butsoon rushed ba X
ali a'tackGd aud badly beat Francis w.
C"n~ell, clerk In the West yard
Wells then went into the Kirkwood
HoAs and.returned with revolver, which
he lind without regard TO direction. A
wosnap was narrowly miesed by bullet
During the excitement Welsh I'LL or was
hit by a tri k, receiving had wound in
the had His friend. claim that be was
iah9rng under temporary insanity caused
by dome tic troubles. He was not arrest
ed
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
PhitnfielDhtA Itefna

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 8 Mrs Eliza.
he.a Ea,hus, wi low o. William Eachn.,
died on the 5.h inst. at her residence,
i0i5 Ogden sir,ei, aged 90 yesIs. 5be
was born at Valley Forge, bat for tae
ast SO years resided IN this city, the
last so OF which we're spent In the house
In which she died. Shs VAS married
twice, the name OF her first husban 4
bsing Henry Wsgasr She married Mr..
Eacbus In 1886, ard he died about four
months ago, aged 81 years. She was
conf sed TO bsr bod for l8 months pre-
vious to her death, having been render.
cd helpless by q stroke OF apoplexy.
Her sight and hearing continued gooi
up TO few months ago. She had but
one child and that by her first husband.
f1o grandchildren Gnd Que grsat
grandchild survive her.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
many has commenced TO apply 10 the
Pullman sleeping cars In Its setvics .
steam heating apparatus. Pullman
ves.ibule cars, 1t is said, will also be
furnished vita elec.ric lights.
Tho expenses OF the Richmond Soup
S)ctaty lnst year we're 81, i,i37.97 aud the
receipts {. 596 So. Duriug the year
~ O3o lhhto VI soup @Lu G<ttSO pOuHOr
~ nIesd were distributed among 13e
families.
Timothy O'Brien, aged about &c
years, wal struck by Philadelphia
and Rsad!ug Railroad locomotive on
Ninth street. near Parrish, on Wednsa
day, and received Injuries which caused
his death.
George Mt OF Camden has beer
arfestou Ia Reading on the charge Of th,
larceny ot $40 belonging to hip en-
ip,oSsr, Jabsp1 Eodgels, milk dealer
~ ttls city.
Edgar III. Hopes, of the Daily News
l5ctuted last avenin9 In tho NORTH
fentE S.rcet PfestS tesian Church, cl
Taa Press md the Pulpit
james 'lsrce was convicted yester
day OF ssttluE mp su Illegal lot,esy. A
motion wss rlsde Tor lew tfiA'.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
THIRD EDITION.
np,seopai convection.

The Episcopal Convention met again
Mt 81, Johns p. L. Church Sunday
school room at 8 o'clock this morning.
After services, which lasted until III
O'Clock, the laity, which was TO report
on the nominations made for bishop
last evening, reported that they were
not yet ready and asked for recess Of
ten min utss, which was granted. They
returned In half an hour aLd reported
that they wished more time, aDd ie-
auested that ths matter be made the
apeeial order OF business al IL 81. This
was ALSO granted, and the convention
proceeded 60 transact routine Dnsipess
How. Edward l. Martin moved ths,
the Rev. Mr. Liahtrer be authorised 70
call such lay aid as necessary in fur'
.herlng the Interests OF the enaowmen'
fund.
And also that eco copies be printed oi
the report mste by that gentleman
After considerable discussion tas mo
tiou was amended by making It read
100 copies and adopted ~ amended.
It was moved and carried that the
trustees of the dioeese be instructed tc
nay the expenses incurred in the endow
ment fund labor and also those wnich
may DO ipcurred. An amendment In
res pect 70 representation in the conven
tion was made to the Journsl.
This provides that each congregation
shall have full representation in the
convention, whether under tts own yes
try or under that of another church
The special order OF business hour hav
ing now arrived, the iaity requested
recess OF ten minutes, which WAS grant
cd In ten minutes the lsity returned
and businels was proceeded with. A
vote OF the laity for the continuation OF
rejection OF the Rev. Mr. vincent fol
bishop Was taken. snd resulted: Ayes,
-; nays, is; 80 votts being required ioi
copi rm siicD.
Mr. Howard moved that recess Ct
half an hour be taken tor q conference
of clergy and lsity. Mr. Eigsi sins moved
ns n substitute that recess OF ten min
u,es be taken for a conference OF the
clergy alone. Tho substitute WAS car
rled and the clergy took recess OF ten
minutes When they returned they
proceeded to ballot on the three csnfi'
daces-C Coleman. Cary and Vincent Tue
ballots resulted az follows: First ballot
Coleman, 3, Gary, g; Vincent, 10. The
second ballot resulted exactly as tnt
first. Mr.. Lishtner moved TO take re
cess for a conference between the clergy
and lAity, which was carried. The re
cess was taken, and nt the time OF goinl
to press WAS still in progress.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
Grand Piano Recital.

There will be a grand piano recital by
Anton stFelezki, at Institute Hall this
evening. !n aid CT the free hospital fund.
There should be large attendance, AZ
apart from tie merits Of the performance
the object Is sucL that ro one should ne
glect To purchase ticket. The fund Is
steadily increasing, aud the success of the
hosplta is assured. A generous lady
whose name Is net given has handed Mrs
Harrington u 900, and in addition to
this, there have been several smaller con-
trlbutioIs received.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
Again Respited.

Word was received this norh'5,s
Governor Biggs has again r. sFttS
mi,h arrigaD, this time unt'i l1i Il
Friday In March, 1891. HarT!Raa' n. y,
be remembered, shot and Killed =
Shay at Hockessin, on the n.ea5 u
tember llth 1881. He was tsed =.
November term of court OF that yta'ij
although ably defended BY l1e
Charles B. Lore and Levi Z. pIts, y :,
was convicted OF murder OF 'l'e I... i..,
gree. On December 24th 1871 .'i n@'i
was brought in court and senleagsgt ns-t
hung March 22nd, 1882, but t-.iolss ny,
iutercession OF his friends was .ln, ~,
re-pite by Governor Hall to p.'S' ',as
18th, 1882 The day before tilt ','l, ,,i,,i
for his execution he was ieSp'.sG'
Governor Stockley to DecelA',, of
1883. At the expiration ~
time he was again respited oy w, y
Stockley until December l5th 49, .on
time expir.s next Tuesday. a !, med ,nsd
fort was made to have him paFeoatl ATTN
for some cause it proved uhsu
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
ccsdent to mrs CooI sr

Mrs. Thomas V. Cooper, wife of the
chairman o: the PsnnsylvaDts Repub
licsn State Com mittee INST with pain
full accident on Tuesday night. While
in her room OF the Riggs House, Wash
ington, ID O., large wardrobe toppled
over and, knocking Mrs. Cooper doH L
pinned Der to the flor, holding her
prisouer for about qlarter Of an hour,
She received o severe brulee on the
head and was badly bruised about the
lin bs. We're il not for tue fact that sha
had her bonnet on her injuries wC1lC
probably have been quite serious, Rs
the blow was heavy one, crushing In
tue lsdy's handsome heAdpieCe and
raising crael lump.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
Failures,

Is,sc isys, u wh olessie liq nor dealer
In Nv York, on Wednesday made an
asai an Mt without preferences Lila
hti "a aooUt sizb. 600; assets between
saa % aud S90, coo.
q I Gibbp, dealer ia seeds In Chi
oss + ACE Au assignmeut ou WedIes
QaS His liabilities are estimated o.;
s4o %, and he thioks he can pay IL
full
ge Bannlnrton Woollsn Mills, IL
BeH4pg.oa, Vermont, were sold NJ
~ ON ca Wednesday by tho assignee
OF !. II Haines. bankrupt. Til" crsdi.
tor bid III tho piopsrty for S42, ,0JO,
atl Il ms twentieth of cost.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
GlIa frandIera on htrIkn.

Governor FORAKER, OF Ohio, yesterday
received telegram from the sheriff OF
Lake County, saying that about one
hundred ore handlers at Fairport we're
on ettaAe, and by violenee AID threats
prevented Others FROM working, and
that he was helpless. The Governor
ordered Colonel Flock, commanding The
Fifth Regiment, to assemble onB L uH-
dred Dea, and hold them in readiness
at Clevelane Tor further orders Fair,
port Il about Thirty miles northeast oi
Gle velard, being she terminus OF tht
PaintGyil!e anu Youngstown Railroad
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
Gooa OPPORTUNITY.

Ssl'om ia there better opportnn ity
Affoid I'd for obtainibga good overoosi
at 8 lov price than that offered by mul
lin & Son, at Sixth and Market stree.r.
That hrm occurred an immense stock OF
overcoats early In the season, aad a.
many of thsn have been sold, leaving
n number OF smAll lots, they have deter.
mined 10 close them out, aid for tbal
purpose have marked the ptice away
down. There is d nun ber OF sizes
aud any ono that can fac coat IL
either OF these lots 20 ft them can so
cure the most decided bargain of tn,
season.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
mrs. James Brown Potter.

III oil tho world were against me-"
sAld lady on the return homeward
from Mrs. Petter's performances Of Irez
In "Layal 1--we" at the Filth Avenue
Theatre, on Monday night, 81 would
say she was hns; that she was great
Said aaotheE-a close aud careful stu
dent, III il no wonder that Mrs. Potter
has stuck 10 her determination to act,
with all he0 relatives and most CT her
frienas eEainss her In this resolution
She knos.s her own capabilities. She
is splendid.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-08
Rais,ny a Money Ordar.

d ia E,thar, WAS arrested In In
l'A'tapalis, Iadisna, ON Wednesday, on
tht aAErgs OF raising d money order
if9.a one del'ar TO eighty II is thought
he has been working similar game ST
os4tt PAGES Tho postal authorities
h 20 Information of rsised moneY or
afra IN Ph'adelphin, Baltimore, Nc y
York. s.. LOUIS ssd Chicago. EarDart
- person OF hDe address, about 80
IeArR old